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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
JUDGE MONSON'S RETIREMENT.
ITS CAUSE AND rFFFCr-THE AMERICAN JOCKEY
CIUB WILL RACE on.

ITS CAUSE AND TFFFCr-THE AMERICAN JOCKEY
CLUB WILL RACE on.
Peace and Happiness have not rcigncd IN The
American Jockey Club for over a wear Tho jerome
Park villa Site Association, which owns Jerome
Park IS not favorable to Judge A. c. Monsoon aS
treasurer OF the club. Judge Monson practically
resigned that Office year ago, but owing to the I'm
portuntics Of friends Of the club held over because
Leonard jerome was in Europe and william H.
Travcrs was in the Bcrmudas. These frlcnls wanted
him to retain his place until the Two absent mem
bers rcturp,d. Mr.. Travcrs dlcdSS judge Monsoon
went 10 Europe and when he returned the fall races
werc coming on and did not seem to the best In
terest Of the club to have tho man who had served
since It's Incorporation as treasurer to give up MS
position and no one who had served 1t without fec
or reward. He consented TO remain
On Wednesday he reelected treasurer. The
same old Board of Directors also re elected with
the exception of william a. Ducr, who was chosen
in place of his father-in-law, Mr. Travers. August
Belmont made president 1t appears that the
opposition Of the Jerome Park villa Ste Company
to Judge MCrson las caused trouble and both Mr..
Belmont and Judge MOnsUn have resigned
Judge MUnSOn said to TRIBUNE reporter: IL ~
because am not as young was twenty Two years
ago that | resign have been contemplating the
act for some years and last year wanted such re-
ignatiOn accepted, but on account oil aus con
tinucd in Office Yes | have heard reports that the
Jerome Park villa site Company wcrc opposed to mo
but IT was only reports 50 far as ! know hca
Mr. belmont resigned because Of them. am uuch
Obliged to him his friendship Iic too, has served
the club gratuitousy for twenty two years"
Does the resignation Of yourself and Mr.. Bel
by no means" the reply.
Did not tho villa Site Company give The cluh a
IT did," was the reply But then that been
Wit hdiaWn and the club VIII run on"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

y y.
The Dispatch from Washington published n few days
that Secretary frchid had audited the cunts ~ the
Immigration Department for October ami had sent
chez for the amount encouraged the employees AT Castle
Garden aud Wards Island hope that they would get
Their Nov.mbcr salaries In limo for Christmas aud led
Commissioner Stephenson 10 suppose that he would have
urned what he nad advanced 10 them Ia rcsve
temp srnry Of their embarrassment But the money
not toae. do :ae Commissioners believe that tho
dispatch a legitimate ono. President Ulrch sad
Satur'ia<
We have nst received the noncy which said to
have been sent, haze We been officially cOtnnIun-
cstci with Tue com nissOurrs have acted toward the
secretary "a gvntlsmany way and he has done other
wise. Wsen plays with an lmpor ant trust -
PLAYS vita u mouse. and the see has with
T.ari. 1t might bo well for the Senate 10 question
tho avlsabty Of his contraction His action has been
lnd,fe slsle aud incon prohcnSblo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
NO OyEEyOWS wiz SHOT MGCIRE.

Thomas Hogan, John Murphy and Edward Morla'',.
arrested for tho shooting Of John Mcclure. OF No.
225 East ndred and fourthst. during fight In
Avenue A. sixteenth ST.. Saturday night, were
taken to the Yorkvlle Court yesterday. Murphy and
Morarty we're discharged by Justice Murray. as tho
police have failed discover that they had anything
10 do with the shooting Hogan was rcnandcd. as
the poco believe he knows more about tho shooting
than he Is willing to tell, although he says he had
nothlng TO do with IT, Tho wounded man Is lying In
a critical condition In bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

and john King. Of Passae. treasurer MI. King was
Of the fund which raised seme years aeo
10 rescue James stephens. tho noted Fenan leader.
Speeches made by number or tns
delegates Tho temporary officers were made per-
mansnt and executive committee was appel con.
slsting Of James Gibson. OF Paterson job, Norton
Nav Bruuswiok; NJ b. Hslmes and Edward Kavanagh.
of Jersey City. It 10 expected that tho NewJersoy
IAaxuo will mako substant oil addition TO the fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
DOyNELLPS SECOND POPULAR CONCERT

DUNNELLI'S SECOND POPULAR CONCERT
The second Of Dsnssly's popular concerts was given
last night at stsinway Hall. lsng array Of artists
sang. played ana rssitsd including Jules Levy. whs
appearance since his return from Europe
The programme was Of varied character, but popu-
larity WA the end sought. and doubtless attained.
louise esarle, Josie Hale, Aisnzo Hatch and Edward
OMahsny wsro the principal singers. The Clipper
uartetts OF Thatcher Pri0 roses company, alss
heard. W. w. Furst acted . conductor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
A FIGHT IN INDIAN FASHION

On Saturday night at No. 10 Pearlst. Frank Reardon
age nineteen. and william ONell got in fight ONel
whipped knife aad s6bed his opponent In the head
until he had scalp nearly from the skull The
cries Of tho In the house attracted an officer who
arrested both Rsaron patched at the Chambers
Street Hospital At the Tombs yesterday morning.
he locked like CHEST Judge Kibrsth fined him $40 ier
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
EEW-BRUNSWICK.

Tnsmas Fearsn, age siItyhve, while walking on tho
railroad track yesterday morning stepped from one
track out OF the way Of an approach
ing freight train As he did he struck by
zine ssning In tho opposite direction and fatally
injured.
Junction Saturday Afternoon for not paying his fare
ard I'm msdately threw stone through ear window.
He was seized by the trainmsn and turned over to a
detective who brought him TO this city aud lodged him
In Jail
Francis White was ordained deacon yesterday by
Bishop scarborough at Christ Church Ia" will assist the
rector Of that church and charge Of the Pscaawy
Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

The three Anarchists, Charles Mgncr, Of No. lie
Cllnton-st Newark. william napkin. Of No. 800 West
rIirtyciclih-s: and Henry Nghtl!ngcr. Of No. 5il
Vest urty fourth st.. Who got up fight on saturday
night ln The beer shop No. 571 Ninth ave. were ar
aligned Yesterday ai Jefferson Market court TWO
.ofnplans of fclOniOus assault Wcrr made against
Aigicr who stabbed Emile Wiz, OF No 7GJ lcnth-aNc
and Arnold Wild ncr. Of No 4J3 West Thirty scvenihNt
on each complaint he was held In $1,000 bail Tor tfal
IIaplin and Nlghngcr were accused Of dl.orlcry con
duct by etc tive Mullen. Justice Patterson committed
hem 10 the Island for six months each In default Of
- 900 for their good behavior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
AyrSTERIOUs STABBING ARRAY.

FATALLY HURT, THE VICTIM THOUGHT, BY MAN
WHO WAS STORYTELLING SNOW.
Thomas Kitty, ago twenty-five, Of No. IA Franklin
ST. walked into tho Fourth Precinct Police Station
last night, saying that no had been stabbed by an
Italian who was sweeping of the sidewalk at No "a
OIiyer-st and with whom he had had some words.
II, did not appear to DO seriously Injured, and was
sent in charge OF an officer to Chambers Street Hos
pltal At the hospital his injuries wero found to be
so scrlous that tho Coroner sent for to take an
ante nortem statement. Ho has three stab-wounds
ono I'm tho abdomen three and one half inches deep,
ono in the chest penetrating nearly to the left lung,
and one In the head
Detective shelby arrested John Gallagher, ago forty
cigbt of No "A Ollvcrst., on suspicion Gallagher
admits having some trouble with ruflan, who tried
70 interfere with his work. but denies having stabbed
him. A bloody handkerchief was found In Galiaghers
nocket and when asked to explain how IL came there
he gave an eVaSiVo answer. lie was sent III chaIbo
OF an officer the hos pal to SEQ IL the injured man
could identify him. -, . $500 ..,
tbe one he made to tho police II is In effect that he
suent The afternoon AT friends house. NO az oiVcr
81 and had several drinks but was not Intoxicated
When be came out he noticed man hOnrshlng knlfo
at sam, boys who were snUwballng him, and protest
cd telling The victim he could find policeman close
by to attend tho boys If they did not lot him alone
Without saving anything else he started on nus way
o felt stab and before he could collect his senses
he was dragged into hallway at No "a ollvcrsL
and stabbed twicc more. linen MS asSdiiaht oToho
away and disappeared
hilty stated on Gallagher being taken Into his pres
ence, that though he could not tel VINO stabbed hh
he was suro Gallagher was not tho man. Gall1Shcr
sald his wife lived No. 12s = Cherry-St, and gave
his residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
LONG ISLAND.

Antheny better known TONY" MilleJ the Hunters
Point boteLkeeper. will be placed Oh trial this morning
IN the Quc&ns County Court OF Sessions, Judge Carrot
presiding, in Long fsl&nd City, indictment
charging him with aiding and abstng In the escape OF
Of Quoens County.
Thieves effected entrance over the fasight and Ao
the grocery store OF John Ode atutss No 60 Oakland
Gr' snpoiDt, early steriar morning quantity OF
cigars, tobacco and $500 in money were taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

in. and as the policeman stepped to listen he heard tho
feeble again froa under one Of tho trees lie iet
in the snow drift and found baby, barely three weeks
nj, vr.nnol IN an .Id red shawl Attn police station
IL was seas that the child had full act Of whito
soaked IN The mcl.. snow and the babe wet the
skin The little fellow nal not suffered much from the
cold however lie wrapped In a. extra blanket
aud carried up to Matron Wcbb's nursery en- TIRE tep
dosr OF Police Headquarters. lie will % sent to the
Fouudling Asylum to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

Nicholas Church. Jersey City Heights; the Rev. DR..
Muel, Of Paterson; the Rev Dr. Reuland. OF Castle
Garden ana ether clergvmen Tho dedicatory serinon
was preached by the Rev. Father Risnev 81 Ea'ton.
Penn. number OF German church ssclstcs tsSk part
In the ceremonies and tksrs was a largo attcnnahce
The erection Of the church, which i, the sny S'rah
Catholic Church ia Unisn Hil begun by ths Rev
Father G eff the rector spring aud completed about
two week. aga It's OF tho Goaic style OF architecture
and cast $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Opening OF contracts for construction Oh sodo Dam W
Aou,d.cL Conm.Ss Ohcfs
sEro,klyn Bridge Trustees meeting.
Pc TRY Show, Madison Squa Garden, day ara evening
TIL Henrietta" Injunction case, supreme court
Twentyelchth Street Railroad injunction case, supreme
court.
Court Inquiry Navy Yard
indian Association meeting, Broadway Tabernacle, III
L m.
Omen nc OF Archi ectural League o1hib tion. -
Meeting OF Bap list Ministers and Reformed Pastors ii
Dinner TO Fishery Commission by Canadian Club, Hotel
Brunswick.
Republican Club meeting, p. m. -.
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association meeuhg d.
Iuke's Hospital p. m.
Academy OF Sciences, Columbia College, p: M -
primer to Commonwealth Club, Metropolitan Ho'ei
evening. ,
Sale Of articles of the Free Masons' Fair. evening
Martin Luther Society," No. ~ West Thiry-hrst-st, Q
p m. -,
Young Mems Democratic Club, HOFFMAN House, 8 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
GIVING 4 CHUROH FRESH SIART

The Westminster PresbJtsrian Church. Brooklyn. has
fer years laborsd under tho burden Of Mortgage
OF So. co. which has Slapped It's energies and checked
It's growth Tive years ago tho Rev. Alfred H. Msnsat
called to its pulpit. yesterday bong the second
anniversary OF his pastsrate appeal
church 10 cancel the debt and S27. 900 ped,ci
that purpose. siacs the settlsmsnt OF Dr. Mon.nt
strsrg interest has bean developed 10 the work tho
church and that 1t II relic ved of its incubus pro-
pared to fully as The work required By
the nsigh borhosd In when 1t Is located.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
TO RELIEVE j. j. BRESLTy'S WIDOW

Delegates from the different branches Of tho Irish
National League In ,he state OF No~Jerscy met yostrr
dav afteruOon IN st Johns Hall, Jersey CITY, for The
purps.o Of mskiu, ARRANGEMENTS for gsttn. subscrp
items to the fund for the relief OF tho widow OF Jshn j.
Iiresln the prominent IRISH leader. whs died In New
York recently. 1hsro was LARGE ATTENDANCE. EI.
MAY Peter McGarick. OF noboken, selected for
shaIrnlAn Edward Meaghrr Of JerseI CITY. sesreia rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
NEWARK.

The house OF A. r. Little. at Pane and Now cts. was
damaged by fire early hour yesterday 10 the ex
teut OF s., 600; fully insured
The North Eud Club gave a reception and banquet in
their clubh0 In Mount Pl.asanave Saturday night
Over five hundred invited guests participated.
Mrs. Josephine Bsurgcotts, the elderly French woman
who frsn her home No. 297 Halssyst, in
the early part OF November. has at length been heard
from and will return in few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

DEDIOATIN0 A CHUROHAT UNION HILL. M
The new German Catholic Church Of the Hsy Family.
ut Bergenlns ave- and Jeferson-st UaIsn HILL N j..
was dedicated yesterday morning Solemn nigh nass
Wa oelsbrated by Bshop wigser assisted by the Rev.
DE- Msssuer Of Seton Hall College Father HAMMER Of
- Lasys Church. Jersey City Father wsiiaAA. Of 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
LINEN SUEETINGS
AND
PILLOW LIN EMS.

JAMES Nee RE T. RY & co.
Will begin to-day and continue
during the week an important
sale of Linen Shcctings and Pill
Iow-casc Linens OF French, Sax.
ony, Irish and Scotch manufacture
at the following astOnishingly low
prices:
Heavy Scotch. 2 ~ yards wide,
at 90 and - cents.
Fine Irish, = ~ yards wide, at
40 cents, 80 cents and 81. 90.
Saxony Grass bleached), = 1-2
wares wide, ut 50 cents, %1.OO,
81. 10 and S1.cj.
French (IIand-madc). 80 pieces
at 30 cents.
PiIIOw-casc Linens, 40, 10, 80
and 81 inches, at 30 cents per
ward and upward.
The above are all marked lar
below former prices and deserve
the Immediate attention OF House
keepers and Hotel PrOprictOrs.
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
rwo YOUNG MEN wHo SOLD BALL TICKETS

But TIE NAILS NEVER OOK PLACE AND TN
swiTDLTRs WIRE ARRESTED.
detective Cha OF IN, Tv.tythlrl Precinct arrag- ed
G.srgs t. Smith. OF No lj7 Fast ie-hundrcd- and
.irth.t and Phiir ballard. Of Ne. 2435 Second ave,
the Yorsvillo Court yesterday. They are sad to '
ong to a successful band OF swndlrrs. who have es
selling tickets fof various alleged ball, fer the mast two
years, These swim Hers have reaped rich harvest by
r-prssenung Themselves public officials Ani thus
inducing people Ia purchase the tickets There see~s To
bs law punish these snendcrs az AZ least three
sich arrests been rIads aud tho ofencs proven.
each instance tho has been discharged
- taking tho 10 the Supreme Court on writ' OF
hahra> corpus. Frederick Oppcrman, tho brewer.
bong tickets so because tho accused isd MN
Toy were from tue sher1's Office and that HheflH
Grant had especially requested nat he sh"llh nnY OF
fhsm The tickets for 4" Festival or the NUM-
c4l Association 10 held Washiugton's iirtndAr.
~ the odd Fellows PIPER Ald lowsr ais Justice
Murray held the two men 900 bal each tor trial.
hry laughed AVID ad tbsv wsud he discharged oil wits
hsheas corpus today IN tine 10 tend tho JUSTICE
plimsntary ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

Mrs. Almira BREASTED. widow OF Captain James
Braised superintendent OF tie West Shore
ferries died al her home To DscRdave Cntos early
yesterday, In her tityseventh year sse took fatal
cold At the funeral hnsan i'd Ire funeral will take
place ON Tuesday and burial will he in the Moravian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEX.IERSEY.

There was large attendance yesterday at the cense-
cratisn Of the bols Of St Marys Roman Cathshc
Church at Railway. Bishop Wgger performed the cere-
mony blessing the bells, which will be rung for the
first time Christmas msraing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

,, <.,,. B.ter-ssnater John f. Kenna, OF west VIZ
p,.rooyt House-C Commander p. H. cooper. u =.
enia ILL., Eof,i-Colonel George L. Andrews. u y
81 Jam0 Eotet-Ex Congressman George a. Dag
=, Wateriown N ". Sturteran Hsu"-iius oheaiu'
Eal Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

FINDING A BABY UNDE THE SNOW
An Infants cry attracted the attention Of Rsuudsnan
SAUL Of tho the Chsrch street Police, ato Saturday
night ~ ho was passing the bsding Ne go DsysI In
the driving snowsisrm. few Christmas trees, half
covered with snsw stood against the wall Of the buiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

TALR ABOUT 4 WV COFFEE EXCHANGE
The Csrcc Exchange last week apPo Hed committee
consider the purchase OF building or ground on
which buliis: could he erected fer new exchange.
one the stated that was br ne means POSI-
tive that ANYTHING would 10 done II pre'ent but hat
several usder consideration br the committee
one OF these AZ tho northwest corner OF Broad asd
Beaver ss. haulng frontage Of ssvenyhyo feet or
street The property has recently changed hands
IT Is stated that the present intends In me
spring tear down the oil buildings AID eroc on the
sitoa lire pro-f structure Office building Tho
adyantag. OF This situation. II was SAID arses sm the
fact that II - alms4t equally near AL The large Ell
changes. one OF the propositions being considered II
said Is the lease OF the land for long term Of years.
the Consolidate Exchange has done. and have tho
Coffee Exchange pni upls own structure mere TO-
ported he divi.on ~ rins members tho
suUisct. though most 81 them ar IA favor Of new build
ing VIII en- will extend tho husis-., fncs' o tho er-
change. one OF objections made 10y The older rel
bsr- f. that hsr offices mostly situated about Vail
ana Front -ts AID change would compel then %
= 10 nearer tie new exchange, but he modern
rIehsds ~ business IL ~ maintained by the YOUNGER
that the onrr Exchange SHOULD keep
with branches of trAls 81 ike character
Charles T.. 'Oadsgtsn, lawyer. OF 10 lJI broadway.
repte.cuts the owner OF tho property nj Beaver and
IS odd SIS. but he declined IL thing about
uatlons with the Csnee EIrhasgc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

The offer ~ j. NJ Forbes, OF Boston, OF tho use OF
his yacht the clearwater. for the purpose OF expert
mcntng with the Bellcvlc boiler with hch the yacht
IS equipped, has been accepted by the Navy Depart
ncnt and the Shcarwatcr IS expected here shortly En-
rinccr In Chief George ". Melville says III Mr. Forbes
offer: Ii IS highly uppurtunc as, without doubt, IN
the near future boiler o! the type OF men tho
cllcviic Is an example must bc adopted Tor nav Al
use in order to meet the Increasing demand Tor hgh
power with light weight. 1rustw urthy data ON the
rcrf,rmancr 81 such boilers are scarce. But public
tprcd nbcrality, such shown 10y Mr. Forbes, IS too
are TO DO expected In all the cases Ia which cNrri
,ncnts arc advisable. | would recommend that tho
Experimental Board DO again organized, and that steps
10 taken 10 secure an appropriation To dclray the OK
pcuscs of experiments and the publication OF th'r TO
.lt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.


IN, rtssa TIC Sets. 81 Neon rise 946 Moons ago.
WATER.
IM-sandy Hsox lotl Gov Isrt lI'oo Hell Cate d;es
Hsok ll30 Gsv. IsrL - He'll Gate. O:b4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

HENRY a. DASIFLs, NJ. d.,
l55 WEST 03Dsr
Usur,-s TO IL. tel Diseases ih' Nervous Srstsn'
Gsnits Urinary OrCans Impotence asd steriliy
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14
The Same Old Howl.
Communicated.


The Journal howls loudly and deeply
because DR.. Fletcher was not reelected
Superintendent of the Hospital for the In
sane. What does the Journal care for DR..
Fletcher? Nothing. By a careful COM
parison it will be discovered that the
articles in the Journal now are precisely
similar to those which appeared four years
since when a change in the superinten.
dency took place. There is not only
parallelism of ideas, but almost a complete
parity of words. The Journal simply
wishes to make capital on a false assump-
ton of facts for its party. What did
Fletcher know of Insane Hospitals and in
sane people four years ago? Again we say,
nothing. .Dr. Fletcher is not the only man
by good deal, in this State. who can
manage an insane hospital. We are in
clined to the opinion that the newly
appointed man will do as we'll in all re-
spects and much better in some.
DR.. Galbraith is an. honorable, truthful. SIN
cere man, an accomplished physician, fully
matured by twenty years of study and
practice, both at home and abroad, who
will see that the State and its wards suffer
no harm by his appointment. DR.. Gal
wump, but is 9 Democrat in good standing,
and we win be willing, after he has
served four years as Superintendent, to
compare his record with that of DR..
Fletcher or any other man who has served
in like capacity. The hospital for the In
sane does not depend upon DR.. Fletcher or
any one man. There are hundreds of good,
capable men in Indiana who could success
fully administer its affairs Let the Jour-
nal howl, for the Republican party will
suffer by the change. a.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14
Conaumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all ThroaS and Lung
affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and ell nervous COM
plants, alter having tested its wonderful
curative DO Ters in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his suf-
ferlng fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, L
will send free of charge, to all who desire
il, this recipe in German, French or Eng
Iish. with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper. W. A. Noyes,
149 Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.